Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Survey: Gen Z Women Want Fertility Tests in Health Screenings
A recent study shows that many young women in India want to get fertility tests during their regular check-ups.
More than half of the women surveyed, aged 23 to 30, think these tests should be standard.
They're thinking about when they want to have kids, with many planning to start trying between ages 28 and 32.
Some are worried about the best time to get pregnant and the risks of waiting.
Many young women are not familiar with important things like AMH which is a marker for fertility health.
This shows that these women are starting to think about family planning earlier and want to be prepared.
Survey shows 51% of Gen Z women want fertility tests in standard health check-ups.
Survey conducted across metropolitan and tier-1 cities in India.
40% of respondents plan to try for pregnancy between ages 28 and 32.
25% identified concerns about pregnancy timing and risks.
Up to 20% are unclear about common reproductive terms.
- Who
- Gen Z women in India
- What
- Want fertility tests included in routine health screenings
- When
- Recent survey
- Where
- Metropolitan and Tier-1 cities in India
- Why
- Changing priorities and proactive approaches to parenthood.
- Survey Participants
- Over 200 women aged 23-30
- Survey Location
- Metropolitan and Tier-1 cities in India
- Percentage Wanting Fertility Tests
- 51%
- Key Concerns
- Right age for pregnancy, risks of late pregnancy
- Planned Pregnancy Age
- 40% plan to start trying between 28-32